Sentence examples for determination herself from inspiring English sources

"It's a free store," Ms. Gariepy replied, having made that determination herself just a few moments earlier.

But underneath there is a hint of a steely determination Thatcher herself would be proud of.

Brown, however, sounds like she has the determination to impose herself upon events.

Onscreen, Lane has a masklike dissatisfaction and a heroic determination to cheer herself up.

Could the boy's permanent disappearance have something to do with his sister's determination to starve herself?

Out of breath and strength, but not luck and determination, she pushed herself through the curves, up craggy paths and past tree-lined corridors.

I'd be wailing, 'I'm feeling real!' He just kept pulling me back …" One of the most appealing things about Peake is her determination to be herself.

It might seem a fortunate accident, the beginning of a romance, but Marianne's determination to delude herself about the weather bodes ill.

Besides highlighting the spectacle of a healthy, attractive young girl's determination to starve herself, the storylines usually focused on the family dysfunction that psychologists believed lay at the heart of the disorder.

Nothing about Ms. Armitage's choreography has ever been more conscious than her determination to position herself among Balanchine's heirs, to quote from his bolder neologisms and to suggest that his classicism finds its sequel in her work.

Her book was the first of its kind: a mash-up of Sex and the City, her passion for Louboutin shoes (a reward for surviving chemotherapy) and her determination to remain herself throughout her illness.